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Suryani, or Sur, is a dedicated college student who balances her studies in computer science while actively participating in the campus theater group, Mata Hari. Her passion for both fields showcases her multifaceted interests and determination to make an impact on campus.

Sur's efforts to promote her theater group culminate in an exciting opportunity when they receive an invitation to showcase their production of 'Medusa' at a festival in Kyoto. This moment is marked by anticipation and celebration among the members of Mata Hari.

Despite the celebratory atmosphere, Sur receives warnings from her older peer Farah and her strict father about potential consequences of attending the party. Their concerns highlight the societal pressures and familial expectations placed upon her.

In defiance of the warnings, Sur attends the party where she loses control after drinking. The aftermath is devastating as she wakes up with a headache and blurry memories, realizing the incriminating selfies taken during the night have surfaced online.

Following the incident, a campus board meeting results in Sur losing her scholarship due to her behavior. Additionally, her father expels her from their home, intensifying Sur's feelings of isolation and desperation.

Determined to uncover what happened during the party, Sur reaches out to her fellow Mata Hari members for information. Anggun tells her about a taxi arranged for her, raising suspicions about her condition after a whiskey shot received from Tariq.

In search of support, Sur moves in with her friend Amin, who also engages in illicit activities. There, she utilizes her tech skills to gather information by tapping into the phones of her peers, underscoring her resolve to find the truth.

Sur and Anggun visit the taxi service to investigate the delay during her trip home. The driver, Burhan, reveals that a flat tire caused the prolonged journey, leading Sur to intensify her investigation against Tariq.

After reviewing party footage, Sur confronts her fellow theater group members but finds no evidence against Tariq. Determining that she must substantiate her claims, Sur conducts her own test only to discover she can handle much more than what she consumed.

Sur investigates an artistic installation by Rama, initially perceived as depicting the Milky Way but reveals disturbing images of human skin blemishes related to her birthmarks. This unsettling discovery hints at Rama's manipulative nature and further complicates her situation.

Sur uncovers shocking information about Amin's involvement with Rama, who used private images for 'inspiration'. Feeling betrayed, Sur takes her findings to the college Ethics Board but faces backlash when her evidence goes viral.

Yati, Sur's mother, learns the truth through a familiar birthmark and provides her daughter with safety by connecting her with Siti, who has medical knowledge. However, Siti informs Sur it may be too late to prove any drugging occurred.

Sur finds solidarity with Farah and Tariq, who reveal their own traumatic experiences and suspicions about Burhan's role in the scheme orchestrated by Rama. Together, they plot to confront Burhan to unveil the truth behind the taxi ride.

The trio confronts Burhan, leading to a physical altercation that exposes his complicity in Rama's predatory behavior. By retrieving Burhan’s phone, they discover damning evidence against Rama, implicating him in the abuse of multiple victims.

In a final act of defiance, Sur and her allies share their evidence from the campus roof, encouraging other victims to come forward. This climactic rebellion against Rama leads to a powerful collective moment, transforming their pain into empowerment as they reclaim their narratives.